The labor of love from many people is obvious in these before and after photographs.
As we approach the open house in March I’ll finally be wrapping up my time there however I will be posting here a large gallery of those photos that made the final cuts so come back.
Like someone I’ve fallen in love with I shall miss her but she’s in good hands.
Now on to the next projects and pay a visit to the just released Hutchinson Magazine where my story has been included.
Looky.
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